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Growing Microgreens at home – $40.00 Class

This 75 minute class will teach you all thats needed to grow some of the best tasting microgreens around! No need to spend lots of money at the store when you can do it for pennies yourself in the convenience of your own home. Why microgreens? Because they’re 10-40 times more nutritious than their mature parent plants. They really pack a whollop of a taste too! How do you use them? In soups, salads, smoothies, added to sandwiches or hamburgers, potaotes, scrambled eggs, etc. You wont believe how delicious these are!

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Can you believe there’s a garden back there? That’s thirteen inches of snow my low tunnel endured! Wow! We had more snow yesterday than we did all of last year. I had several low tunnel/winter gardening classes at my home this fall. Several of the participants doubted that the hoops would be strong enough to [Continue]

I break the basic rules of spacing for my winter square foot garden. Why? The reason is that once the second week of November gets here my plant growth comes to a screeching halt. I try hard to get the timing down so that each crop I grow gets to be about 90% of its [Continue]

I’ve finished planting this 4X8′ square foot garden about 10 days ago. I can find seeds emerging in every square and in 6 weeks this will look very similar to my spring gardens. This particular box was planted to feed 4 people for a 6 week block of time. You can see that lettuce will [Continue]

With day length shortening, temperatures beginning to cool, and precipitation shortly to follow now is the perfect time to plan your winter garden. It’s a lot easier if you live in zones 8 and higher, but for zone 6 and below, we have some thinking to do. The first step that I like to take [Continue]

I say square foot garden but it could be any garden. This is the perfect time to put in your entire fall crop. Everything planted now will be harvested by mid to late October-and you’ll be so glad you attempted to grow during this season. Because it’s been a long summer of pulling weeds, watering, [Continue]